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RESOLUTION NO. 19-02A RESOLUTION CLOSING CERTAIN STREETS, LIM-ITING PARKING IN CER-TAIN PLACES AND ALLOW-ING PARKING OF CERTAIN TRAVEL TRAILERS, HEAVY TRUCKS AND TRAILERS DURING OLD SETTLERS’ REUNION ON JUNE 20, 2019 THROUGH JUNE 22, 2019. WHEREAS, the City Council desires to support the celebra-tion of Old Settlers’ Reunion around the city square from June 20, 2019 through June 22, 2019; and WHEREAS, it is necessary for the safety and protection of the citizens attending the Old Settlers’ Reunion to close certain streets during the Old Settlers’ Reunion from June 20, 2019 through June 22, 2019; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to limit parking in certain places around the city square; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to allow certain travel trailers, heavy trucks and trailers to park on certain streets of the City of Oskaloosa to allow for the providing of service during the event. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOV-ERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF OSKALOOSA, KANSAS: That from 12:00 P.M. Noon on June 17, 2019 through 2:00 A.M. on June 23, 2019, the fol-lowing streets will be closed to through traffic: Liberty Street from Jefferson Street to Washington Street on the East half of said street, more or less, AND the North half of the West half of said street, more or less; AND Liberty Street from Washing-ton Street North one half block to the alley between Washing-ton Street and Hamilton Street; AND Washington Street from Delaware Street to Liberty Street AND

Washington Street from Liberty Street West to Union Street; AND Delaware Street from Jeffer-son Street to Washington Street on the West half of said street, more or less; AND Further, the East half of Delaware Street from Jefferson Street to Washington Street, more or less, shall be closed after 5:00 p.m. on each day from June 20, 2019 through June 22, 2019. The parking of certain travel trailers, heavy trucks and trail-ers associated with the Old Settlers’ Reunion is allowed on the following streets from 12:00 P.M. Noon June 17, 2019 through 2:00 A.M. June 23, 2019; On Liberty Street from Jef-ferson Street to Washington Street on the East half of said street, more or less, AND on the North half of the West side of said street, more or less; On Washington Street from 1/2 block East, more or less, of the intersection of Washington Street and Liberty Street to 1/2 block West, more or less, of the intersection of Washing-ton Street and Liberty Street; AND The East half of the North half of Washington Street from Cherokee Street; AND The West half of Cherokee Street from Washington Street to Hamilton Street; The closed streets are re-served for the Old Settlers’ com-mittee to issue booth parking permits during the celebration and for the Midland Carnival. The enforcement shall be immediate towing and a fine. This resolution shall be ef-fective upon the passage and approval of the Governing Body as approved by law.

Eric Hull, MayorATTEST:Patty A. Hamm, City ClerkPASSED AND APPROVED: 06/06/19PUBLISHED: 06/13/19

Larner-Segraves American Legion Post 36 in Oskaloosa is sponsoring two baseball teams this summer, a senior team and a junior team, both of which were in action early last week as the River Bandits ‘drew the curtain’ on the 2019 season. Playing at home June 2, the senior team dropped both ends of a doubleheader against the team sponsored by American Legion Post 163 in Marysville. The visitors captured the first game 10-0 and prevailed in the second one 4-0. The team traveled to Leav-enworth Friday to take on the Post 23 team and was defeated 4-0 and 7-6 in extra innings. On Sunday, it was in Seneca to bat-tle the Post 21 team and again came away empty-handed, fall-ing 9-0 in the opener and 9-6 in the nightcap. The schedule had the team entertaining the Hiawatha Post 66 team yesterday (Wednesday). Games were set for 6 and 8 p.m. The team’s scheduled road games May 29 against the Doniphan County Post 55 team were rained out. The junior team also opened at home, hosting the Topeka Senators for a twinbill June 4. But it, too, met with no success on the diamond, falling to Mi-chael Rosencutter’s team 17-2 in the first game and 15-4 in the second one. On Saturday, the team host-ed the Sabetha Post 126 team for a doubleheader and fell 7-4 and 9-7. The team’s scheduled home games May 28 against the Leav-enworth Post 23 team and May 30 against the Doniphan County Post 55 team were washed out. For both teams, here are the games yet to be played this year: June 16, Oskaloosa (junior team) at Marysville, noon; Os-kaloosa (senior team) at Marys-ville, 3 and 5 p.m. June 19, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Leavenworth, 6 and 8 p.m. June 20, Oskaloosa (ju-nior team) at Topeka (Michael Rosencutter’s team), 6 and 8 p.m. June 21, Oskaloosa (senior team) at Ottawa, 6 and 8 p.m. June 23, Oskaloosa (senior team) at Sabetha, 4 and 6 p.m. June 25, Oskaloosa (junior team) at Doniphan County, 6

Photos by Jill GuilfoyleMembers of the senior team sponsored by Larner-Segraves American Legion Post 36 and four of their coaches, including manager Chad VanHoutan.

Members of the junior team sponsored by Larner-Segraves American Legion Post 36 and three of their coaches, including manager Chad VanHoutan.

Legion baseball season underway for River Bandits

and 8 p.m. June 27, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Silver Lake, 6 and 8 p.m. June 28, Oskaloosa (junior team) at Sabetha, 6 and 8 p.m. June 30, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Sabetha, 4 and 6 p.m. July 1, Oskaloosa (junior team) vs. Topeka (Jeremy Mitch-ell’s team), 6 and 8 p.m. July 2, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Topeka, 6 and 8 p.m. July 3, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Ottawa, 6 and 8 p.m. July 5, Oskaloosa (junior team) at Leavenworth, 6 and 8 p.m. July 6, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Seneca, 4 and 6 p.m. July 7, Oskaloosa (junior team) vs. Marysville, 3 and 5 p.m. July 9, Oskaloosa (senior team) at Hiawatha, 6 and 8 p.m. July 11, Oskaloosa (senior team) vs. Doniphan County, 6 and 8 p.m. July 14, Oskaloosa (senior team) at Silver Lake, 4 and 6 p.m. July 14-19, Zone tournament for junior teams. July 20-26, Zone tournament for senior teams. July 24-27, State tournament for junior teams in Topeka. July 31-Aug. 3, State tourna-ment for senior teams in Hays.

Eighteen boys comprise the roster for the senior team. They, their uniform numbers, the positions they are playing and their year in school are as fol-lows: Mason Allen, No. 11, second base/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at Valley Falls High School; Gage Burdiek, No. 18, left field/pitcher, junior-to-be at VFHS; Diego Cervantez, No. 1, short-stop/pitcher, senior-to-be at VFHS; Dylan Cervantez, No. 21, second base/pitcher, fresh-man-to-be at VFHS; Cannon Cramer, No. 10, second base/center field, sophomore-to-be at Oskaloosa High School; Denten Elias, No. 9, catcher/first base, junior-to-be at VFHS; Avery Gatzemeyer, No. 34, third base/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at VFHS; Cooper Jepson, No. 2, second base/pitcher, junior-to-be at VFHS; Zachary Jessop, No. 44, right field/pitcher, junior-to-be at Washburn Rural High School; Eli King, No. 14, center field/pitcher, junior-to-be at

OHS; Trenten Kraxner, No. 16, pitcher/left field, junior-to-be at VFHS; Austin Kreutzer, No. 33, first base/pitcher, sopho-more-to-be at OHS; Isaac Lira, No. 3, second base/center field, junior-to-be at VFHS; Brennen Miller, No. 7, center field/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at VFHS; Cade Norris, No. 4, catcher/third base, junior-to-be at VFHS; Cord Perry, No. 15, catcher/third base, sophomore-to-be at OHS; Jackson Reich, No. 32, center field/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at VFHS; and Riley Tust, No. 20, pitcher/shortstop, senior-to-be at Perry-Lecompton High School. Mason, Dylan, Cannon, Denten, Zachary, Eli, Trenten, Austin, Isaac, Brennen, Cord and Jackson also are on the roster for the junior team. Six other boys round out that roster. They, their uniform numbers, the positions they are playing and their year in school are as follows: Carson Clark, No. 12, center field/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at VFHS; Nick Dodd, No. 23, first base/second base, fresh-man-to-be at VFHS; Brayden Hast, No. 5, right field/catcher,

sophomore-to-be at OHS; Logan Martens, No. 22, second base/right field, sophomore-to-be at VFHS; Justin Miller, No. 13, first base/pitcher, sophomore-to-be at OHS; and Trevor Willits, No. 35, third base/right field, sophomore-to-be at OHS. Chad VanHoutan is the man-ager of both teams. Rob Miller and Rod Stottlemire are his assistant coaches for the se-nior team. Miller also is the assistant manager of the junior team, and Stottlemire is one of three assistant coaches for the team, the other two being Kelly Gatzemeyer and Caleb Gatze-meyer.

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“You’re a grand old flag ...”As Ross Snyder, the chaplain for Larner-Segraves American Le-gion Post 36 in Oskaloosa, looks on, service officer Ellis Moses hoists the colors skyward prior to the June 4 doubleheader be-tween the Oskaloosa River Bandits (Junior Team) and the Topeka Senators. Coached by Chad VanHoutan, the River Bandits are sponsored by the local American Legion post, which is closing in on its 100th birthday. Ross Snyder is the nephew of Post Com-mander James Snyder.

Legion Baseball June 2 in Oskaloosa — Marysville Post 163 over Oska-loosa Post 36 (Senior Team) 10-0 and 4-0 June 4 in Oskaloosa — To-peka Senators over Oskaloosa Post 36 (Junior Team) 17-2 and 15-4 Friday in Leavenworth — Leavenworth Post 23 over Os-kaloosa Post 36 (Senior Team) 4-0 and 7-6 (extra innings) Saturday in Oskaloosa — Sa-betha Post 126 over Oskaloosa Post 36 (Junior Team) 7-4 and 9-7 Sunday in Seneca — Seneca Post 21 over Oskaloosa Post 36 (Senior Team) 9-0 and 9-6

Sabetha sole championamong Big 7, NKL teams Between the Big 7 League and the Northeast Kansas League, three area schools were represented at the state base-ball and softball tournaments last month, but only the Big 7’s Sabetha Bluejays returned home with a state champion-ship. The Bluejays beat Rock Creek 10-4 May 27 in Topeka to lay claim to the Class 3A baseball title. Sabetha finished the year with a mark of 21-3. Meanwhile, the same day, the Big 7’s Holton Wildcats fell to Silver Lake 7-5 in Lawrence in the semifinals of the Class 3A softball tournament. The Wildcats completed the season with a record of 20-3. Both Class 3-A tournaments came to an end away from Em-poria due to poor field condi-tions there. The only NKL team to go to a state tournament, the Oska-loosa Bears, dropped a 10-7 de-cision to St. Mary’s Colgan May 24 in Pratt in the championship game of the Class 2-1A softball tournament. The Bears were 23-3 on the year.

Legion Baseball Records W LMarysville 2 0Silver Lake 7 3Doniphan County 3 3Seneca 3 3Oskaloosa 0 6Hiawatha 0 6

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